Megan Thee Stallion Goes on ESPN to Rep Houston and Casually Shade Label Exec Carl Crawford

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In the lawsuit, Megan also alleges that Rap-A-Lot Records founderJames J. Princeattempted to intimidate artists on Crawfords behalf.

Prince took to Instagram, posting a picture with Carl Crawford and denying the accusation.

A post shared by J Prince (@jprincerespect)

But Megan will hear none of it.

When asked on ESPN about navigating a male-dominated industry, she said she demands respect.

Suga, shes more like, I know I mess up sometimes.

Im not trying to be perfect, but Im trying.

Were ready for whatever hot, inspirationally imperfect music Megan is preparing to serve us.

FACTS ARE FACTS AND THE FACTS ARE PUBLIC !

I will proceed with the release of SUGA.

Yall are choosing to highlight the issue of music splits…talk about everything else.

1501 tried to stop my release, I prevailed in court 3.